Brazil's Minister of Mines and Energy, Alexandre Silveira, traveled to Spain and visited Iberdrola's Puertollano plant, a significant hub for hydrogen production. During the visit, Minister Silveira witnessed the production of H2V for a nitrogen fertilizer factory and committed to investing BRL 30 million in the construction of a green hydrogen plant in Brazil. This investment is expected to play a crucial role in Brazil's development and position as a producer. Additionally, Neoenergia plans to establish an H2V supply station in Brasília by 2025, aiming to provide green hydrogen for transportation. The minister highlighted the importance of diversifying Brazil's energy sources and securing investments in green hydrogen projects. Discussions with Neoenergia also revealed plans for further investments in green hydrogen projects across multiple states in Brazil, totaling over BRL 25 billion. These initiatives are set to drive Brazil's energy transition, create jobs, and boost economic development, ultimately positioning Brazil as a key player in the global green energy landscape.